



Client: The Ohio State University - CFAES
Location: Wooster, OH, United States
Completion date: 2023
Project Team
Artist
Virginia Kistler
Artist Programs/Percent for Art Coordinator
Kathy Signorino
Ohio Arts Council
Fabricator
Ignition Arts
Overview
Inspired by the agricultural focus of the The Ohio State University CFAES Wooster campus and the history of its land, the sculpture illustrates the connection between plant life, agriculture, community, and growth. The glasswork contains patterns that reflect the different areas of study. Tracings of plant cells, animal cells, insect wings, mushrooms, the honeycomb structure, and a ruminant’s reticulum can be found on the printed glass, while the dichroic finish suggests the field of entomology.
Dimensions: h 21.5’ x w 15.8’ x d 6’
Medium: Stainless Steel, Dichroic Glass, Concrete Pedestal
Goals
The work sets in front of the new Science Building on The Ohio State University CFAES Wooster campus. The client requested that the work be open to interpretation and suggestive of all sciences offered on the campus.